Marvin Large, second from left, receives a Hometown Heritage Club windmill award acknowledging his leadership and the legacy gift from his wife, Arlene. Jeff Yost, at left, president and CEO of the Nebraska Community Foundation, presented the award. Other guests were Dale and Elisa Large. (Johnson Publications photo)
A part of Arlene Large lives on through the legacy she planned at least eight years ago.
As president and valedictorian of the CCS Class of 2018, Kayla Schilke, center, represents the class in receiving a mailbox from Elna Johnson and Lori Pankonin, representatives of the Imperial Comm
An ordinance will be before the Imperial city council May 21 that would allow golf carts and utility vehicles (UTVs) on city streets.
Carolyn Lee, left, and Becky Carman will be the featured quilters at the Chase County Museum’s opening this Sunday in Champion. (Johnson Publications photo)
It’s a tradition at the Chase County Museum each Mother’s Day to feature quilters as the museum opens for the season.
Artisan Skateboards construction workers are making good headway on the new skatepark. Accompanied by their job site dog, Mari, they are busy putting together the forms to pour concrete later this month. Pictured from left is Mari, her owner Durand Deasley, Mark Frady and Luke Bauslaugh. (Johnson Publications photo)
The construction crew with Artisan Skateparks, based in Kitty Hawk, North Carolina, is making good headway on Imperial’s new skatepark.
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